Thought you saw the last of the last generation Myvi on this blog? Nope! It’s still on sale in the UK, and in fact from the image above you can see that the UK market Myvi is still the first generation pre-facelift model, the design that the compact had before it was facelifted in 2008.
Perodua UK has launched two Myvi special editions for the UK market called the Myvi Jet and the Myvi Sport Silver. The Myvi Jet is the black car you see here, equipped with chrome door handles, side moldings, remote central locking, and a new 10 spoke 14″ silver alloy wheel design.
The other car is of course the Myvi Sport Silver which adds the same side moldings and chrome door handles, but also has a carbon fiber lookalike finish for the interior and 10 spoke 15″ alloy wheels.
Both are only available in manual transmission. The Myvi Jet goes for £7,499 while the Sport Silver goes for £7,999*.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments express mixed reactions to the Perodua Myvi special editions launched in the UK. Many appreciate the affordable pricing and appealing sporty designs, noting the Myvi's reliability and compliance with UK standards. Some criticize the fake quadruple exhausts and question the quality differences between exports and local models, while others see the UK market as a potential dumping ground for unsold inventory. Overall, opinions range from positive support to skeptical criticism regarding quality and pricing strategies.